Sentence examples for voluminous scientific from inspiring English sources

He looked into the voluminous scientific literature on the subject.

By comparison, the specific climate catastrophes that I portray in my book Six Degrees, of killer heatwaves, mega-droughts, spreading deserts and methane-driven runaway warming (the scenarios used in The Age of Stupid, for which I was co-writer), seem almost prosaic by comparison, with their leaden anchors of voluminous scientific referencing.

The voluminous scientific program at this week's 20,000-scientist American Geophysical Union (AGU) meeting is generally drier than Gale crater on Mars.

Also influential from the time of Agrippa's studies at the University of Cologne was the voluminous scientific information amassed in the genuinely classical Natural History of Pliny the Elder and in the logical treatise Ars parva by the late medieval Catalan thinker Ramon Lull, on which Agrippa wrote a commentary.

There is a voluminous, robust scientific literature (see citations below) showing that almonds, walnuts, and nuts in general confer consistent and quite significant health benefits.

There is a voluminous body of scientific literature concerned with hormonal deficits with aging.

Metochites' voluminous writings range from scientific to theological matters.

The downloaded material had a security designation "protect as restricted data," or PARD, a category applied to scientific data so voluminous and changing so frequently as to be impossible to assess in terms of security.

Since that time, studies in many species utilizing transcriptome analysis (i.e., DNA chips) to interrogate transcript expression have increased exponentially, and now provide a voluminous amount of data to the scientific community.

Unlike scientific treatises of the day that tended to be voluminous and written in baroque prose, Galileo's remarkable treatise was highly readable.

Due to the importance of the sponges and their bioactive compounds, the voluminous research work in this area has generated a plethora of published scientific reports.